Sentence examples for could be identifiable from inspiring English sources

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A doctor that I consulted acknowledges that battlefield humor can be a benign response to harrowing circumstances but tells me in an e-mail that "public displays of such humor on the Internet, along with photos that even if not identified could be identifiable, are inappropriate and unprofessional".

However, due to the relatively small numbers of people with a relative in this situation, there is still a risk that some participants could be identifiable and therefore some quotes are left unattributed and at times, their gender and/or roles may have been changed to increase anonymity and prevent jigsaw identification (refer [ 47, 48] for further details regarding our anonymising strategy).

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Amongst the sets of Arabidopsis and M. truncatula genes with PACs, 10,687 gene pairs consisting of clearly-identifiable orthologs could be identified.

There was not a clear identifiable response that could be identified as a student difficulty.

Data was collected via interviews which could be personally identifiable.

What could be more identifiable than a play about grown-up women thrown together at a somber time, all kibitzing, bullying and demeaning each other?

Over half of these classifications were judged easy to implement.[4], [7], [17], [20], [22] [24] None of the classifications allowed prospective identification for all categories and in two classifications[7], [19] less than half of the categories could be prospectively identifiable.

Three had mutually exclusive categories,[14], [25] and two were totally inclusive.[13], [14],[26] None of the classifications allowed prospective identification for all categories and in two, less than half of the categories proposed could be prospectively identifiable.

The researchers said they only used photos of white male CEOs, because there were so few minorities or women who were CEOs that they might be identifiable, which could influence the assessment of facial traits.

If true, correlates of TB progression should be identifiable, and these could be valuable in early identification of individuals at risk of developing – and transmitting – TB (Ottenhoff et al., 2012a).

All private healthcare information would be identifiable.

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